The Perseverance rover has taken soil and rock samples on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover has collected soil and rock samples on Mars to bring back to Earth for research.
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NASA's Perseverance rover has collected soil and rock samples on Mars to bring back to Earth for research.
When scientists study missions to nearby planets, they need accurate weather forecasts. Otherwise, the trips could turn out to be 'disastrous'.
The autonomous robot Chuc Dung sent back a panoramic photo of the surrounding area in the Utopia Planitia plain on Mars.
Mars doesn't have a magnetic shield and a thick atmosphere like Earth's, so radiation can hit the surface. However, recently scientists have found some places on Mars th…
Proteins from astronaut blood can combine with urine, sweat and tears to form a glue-like binder to make AstroCrete concrete on the Moon and Mars.
Supersonic drone with a speed of nearly 6,200 km / h, using magnesium fuel to burn carbon dioxide available in the red planet's atmosphere.
A planet that had a wetter start than Earth - a good sign because water is what sustains life - but isn't viable just because... it's a bit small.
NASA will shut down most Mars rovers from October 2 to October 16 for safety reasons related to the red planet's position in space.
New research from the US shows that ancient Mars - the world thought to have been wetter than Earth - quickly and spectacularly possessed river valleys similar to ours.
Geologists say an area in the delta near the Perseverance probe may contain fossil evidence of extraterrestrial life.
On October 10, under the Ramon crater in the southern Israeli desert, a six-person team of five men and one woman began simulating life for about a month on Mars.
A large river once supplied water to this low-lying area. Most likely, the water source was also the source of life for Martian organisms that existed billions of years…
Perseverance robot, Chuc Dung, Ingenuity helicopter, ... reconnect with Earth and continue the mission to explore the red planet.
NASA's Perseverance rover has recorded realistic sounds lasting 5 hours on the surface of Mars.